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Robinson Perinchief takes on national security

July 4, 2026

Ryan Robinson Perinchief has just had a meteoric rise in political service.
On Thursday the 29-year-old was working as a lawyer and financial executive.
Yesterday, he was appointed to the Senate and …
Robinson Perinchief takes on national security Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Gas station thief gets suspended sentence

July 4, 2026

A man who stole more than $48,000 in merchandise from his former employer has received a suspended prison sentence in Magistrates’ Court.
Kadeem Abraham, 37, admitted stealing $48,492.50 worth of alc…
Gas station thief gets suspended sentence Read More
News / Royal Gazette

The poisoned chalice is handed back

July 4, 2026

Neither Crystal Caesar nor her predecessor Diallo Rabain had an easy run in charge of the Ministry of Education.
One commentator close to the Progressive Labour Party this week described it as “a poi…
The poisoned chalice is handed back Read More
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Co-accused in $1.2m theft trial gives closing speech to jury

July 4, 2026

A co-accused in a $1.2 million theft trial has accused police of launching “a lazy investigation” during her closing speech to the jury.
Keiva Maronie Durham, 44, and her husband Jaymo Durham, 55, are…
Co-accused in $1.2m theft trial gives closing speech to jury Read More
News / Royal Gazette

OBA: Rabain appointment ‘a slap in the face’

July 3, 2026

The reappointment of Diallo Rabain as Minister of Education is “slap in the face” to educators, parents and students, the One Bermuda Alliance charged last night.
Ben Smith, the Leader of the Opposit…
OBA: Rabain appointment ‘a slap in the face’ Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Rattlesnake hunt continues in Southampton

July 3, 2026

Officials combed 52,000 sq ft of ground over six hours in Southampton yesterday in search of an Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake sighted last month in the Gibbs Hill area, but were unable to track down…
Rattlesnake hunt continues in Southampton Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Live: swearing-in of ministers at Government House

July 3, 2026

New ministers and junior ministers will be sworn in at 3.30pm today in a ceremony at Government House.
David Burt announced the swearing-in last night after the resignation of Crystal Caesar as Minist…
Live: swearing-in of ministers at Government House Read More
News / Royal Gazette

New appointment at the Corporation of St George’s

July 3, 2026

The Corporation of St George’s has announced a new appointment after the departure of its town manager.
Richard James has assumed the post of Acting Corporation Secretary and Transition Consultant at …
New appointment at the Corporation of St George’s Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Belco works cause lane closures in Pembroke

July 3, 2026

Emergency Belco works have caused lane closures in Pembroke that are expected to continue through the weekend.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment said that the emergency lane closures were p…
Belco works cause lane closures in Pembroke Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Grotto Bay completes first phase of redevelopment

July 3, 2026

The Grotto Bay Beach Resort celebrated the completion of the first phase of a redevelopment project, opening newly renovated guest rooms.
Further works on the hotel site, including the construction of…
Grotto Bay completes first phase of redevelopment Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Biker fined for careless driving in Hamilton

July 3, 2026

A man has been fined $800 in Magistrates’ Court for riding a bike without due care and attention on Reid Street in Hamilton.
Sebastian Davis, 20, admitted the offence when he appeared in court yeste…
Biker fined for careless driving in Hamilton Read More
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Speeders get banned from roads

July 3, 2026

Two men were disqualified yesterday from driving all vehicles for six months.
Joel Cheeseman, 50, and Aaron Foggo, 64, admitted speeding at 66km/h and 64km/h respectively when they appeared in Magist…
Speeders get banned from roads Read More
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Crystal Caesar statement in full

July 2, 2026

This is the full text of Crystal’s Caesar’s resignation statement as
Minister of Education and Senator
which she released on her Facebook page tonight.

Today, I have tendered my resigna…

Crystal Caesar statement in full Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Crystal Caesar resigns as Minister of Education, senator

July 2, 2026

Crystal Caesar has resigned as Minister of Education and government senator.
In an explosive public statement released this evening on social media, the Progressive Labour Party member cited a lack of…
Crystal Caesar resigns as Minister of Education, senator Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Government says Caricom has no bearing on US travel perks

July 2, 2026

The Bermuda Government has stated there is “no basis for the suggestion that Caricom membership would affect Bermuda’s visa-free travel to the United States or United States Customs pre-clearance” at …
Government says Caricom has no bearing on US travel perks Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Weekend road closures on Mount Hill for community event

July 2, 2026

A Mount Hill community day on Saturday will affect travel in the area.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised that Mount Hill, Pembroke would be closed from Berkeley Road to Overview Hil…
Weekend road closures on Mount Hill for community event Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Man injured on shoreline at Pembroke Park

July 2, 2026

A man was understood to be injured on the cliffs at Admiralty House Park this afternoon.
Police and emergency services were at the Pembroke park at about 1.30pm and left the area at approximately 2pm….
Man injured on shoreline at Pembroke Park Read More
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Fuel adjustment adds $2 to average monthly Belco bill

July 2, 2026

Average monthly electricity bills are expected to increase by $2.17 this month following a fuel adjustment increase, the Government announced yesterday.
The Regulatory Authority of Bermuda has set th…
Fuel adjustment adds $2 to average monthly Belco bill Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Police commissioner welcomes proposed justice reform Bill

July 2, 2026

The Commissioner of Police welcomed legislation that would offer stronger protections within the criminal justice system.
Darrin Simons called the Justice and Community Safety Reform Act a “critical t…
Police commissioner welcomes proposed justice reform Bill Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Snake on the run: authorities ratchet up alert level

July 2, 2026

A bite from a rattlesnake spotted on the loose in Southampton last week would constitute a medical emergency and require immediate treatment, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said on Wedne…
Snake on the run: authorities ratchet up alert level Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Senator on the brink after ‘harassment’ claims

July 2, 2026

Tension ensued in the Upper House on Wednesday after an independent senator said she was “frustrated” about carrying our her parliamentary duties.
Tawana Tannock also said she believed the independent…
Senator on the brink after ‘harassment’ claims Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Jury discharged in murder trial after multiple delays

July 2, 2026

The trial of a man accused of a 2011 murder was halted yesterday after a judge found that delays had made continuation unfeasible.
Devon Hewey had denied allegations that he murdered 22-year-old Randy…
Jury discharged in murder trial after multiple delays Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Senator tells of feeling ‘frustrated’ in fulfilling duties

July 1, 2026

Tension ensued in the Upper House today after an independent senator said she was “frustrated” about carrying our her parliamentary duties.
Tawana Tannock also said she believed the independent senato…
Senator tells of feeling ‘frustrated’ in fulfilling duties Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Slow race challenges riders to master control over speed

July 1, 2026

CG Insurance championed road safety at this year’s Motor Fest by hosting a race to convey an important message — skill is measured by control, not speed.
The CG Slow Race, now in its fourth year, chal…
Slow race challenges riders to master control over speed Read More
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Police urge public to speak out against sexual assault

July 1, 2026

The Bermuda Police Service urged the public to do their part to prevent sexual assault, stating that everyone has a role to play.
A police spokesman said that everyone should respect the personal boun…
Police urge public to speak out against sexual assault Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Grant launched to support Bermudian law students

July 1, 2026

A scholarship has been launched to help support Bermudians pursuing a career in criminal law on the island.
The Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative said the Dr Courtenay Griffiths KC Justice Award Schola…
Grant launched to support Bermudian law students Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Cabinet Office meeting highlights youth online safety concerns

July 1, 2026

A meeting between the Premier and an online safety advocate focused on the risks young people face in digital spaces and the need for greater awareness, education and safeguards.
In early June, David …
Cabinet Office meeting highlights youth online safety concerns Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Turning Point validates skills as rehabilitation service

July 1, 2026

The addiction services wing of the Bermuda Hospitals Board has been once again accredited by the Commission of Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
Turning Point’s accreditation is valid until …
Turning Point validates skills as rehabilitation service Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Childcare costs eased by government amendment

July 1, 2026

Working parents will be able to avoid quitting jobs due to steep childcare costs, thanks to an upcoming measure announced by the Government.
Tinée Furbert, Minister of Youth, Social Development and Se…
Childcare costs eased by government amendment Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Pair deny having, aiding unlawful carnal knowledge

July 1, 2026

A Devonshire man is facing two charges of having unlawful carnal knowledge of a girl under the age of 14.
The 25-year-old, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, denied the offences, as well as a…
Pair deny having, aiding unlawful carnal knowledge Read More
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Visitor fined for having ammunition

July 1, 2026

A teenager found with a bullet in his wallet was fined $200 in Magistrates’ Court today.
Daniel Ventresca admitted having one .22 calibre rifle ammunition when he appeared.
The court heard that the 18…
Visitor fined for having ammunition Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Car overturns on South Road

July 1, 2026

A woman was taken to hospital after her car overturned on South Road, Devonshire this afternoon.
The Bermuda Police Service said that the woman was understood to be the sole occupant in the vehicle an…
Car overturns on South Road Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Man denies six drug charges

July 1, 2026

A man was charged in Magistrates’ Court with having and conspiring to import more than $400,000 worth of drugs into Bermuda.
Trey Simons 28, denied having cannabis resin and two types of MDMA — known …
Man denies six drug charges Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Survey of pregnant women highlights rise in reported vaping

July 1, 2026

An anonymous questionnaire completed by expectant mothers has found vaping to be an emerging area of concern.
The Survey of Pregnant Women 2025 follows previous rounds in 2005, 2009, 2015 and 2020, an…
Survey of pregnant women highlights rise in reported vaping Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Rattlesnake antivenom arrives in Bermuda

July 1, 2026

Antivenom for treatment of rattlesnake bites has been received by the Bermuda Hospitals Board, a spokeswoman has confirmed.
The precautionary measure came after a reported possible sighting of a rattl…
Rattlesnake antivenom arrives in Bermuda Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Police appeal for witnesses to powerboat crash

July 1, 2026

Police called on the public today to help with their investigation into a marine incident which resulted in the death of a powerboat pilot.
Rickai Raynor, 28, died in a crash which happened at about 3…
Police appeal for witnesses to powerboat crash Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Lucky to be alive: injured worker recounts gruesome accident

July 1, 2026

A man gravely injured in an industrial accident gave heartfelt thanks to the emergency personnel who helped to save his life.
Dwight Burcher, a maintenance worker at Fun Golf in Dockyard, was badly hu…
Lucky to be alive: injured worker recounts gruesome accident Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Police commissioner supports reduction of drink-drive limit

July 1, 2026

Bermuda has as long way to go before attitudes change towards drink-driving, and lowering the legal alcohol limit may be an approach worth considering, the Commissioner of Police has suggested.
Darri…
Police commissioner supports reduction of drink-drive limit Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Heritage protectors recognised by the BNT

June 30, 2026

Individuals and organisations whose work helps protect and promote Bermuda’s natural and cultural heritage have been recognised for their efforts.
The Bermuda National Trust’s annual heritage awards w…
Heritage protectors recognised by the BNT Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Former St Vincent PM discusses Caricom benefits

June 30, 2026

The longest-serving Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines strongly encouraged Bermuda to become a full member of Caricom.
Ralph Gonsalves, who led the nation from 2001 to 2025, said countrie…
Former St Vincent PM discusses Caricom benefits Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Air Canada’s commitment to Bermuda highlighted

June 30, 2026

Air Canada has been instrumental in growing the island’s tourism and keeping Bermuda connected “to key source markets”, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sport said.
Owen Darrell spoke f…
Air Canada’s commitment to Bermuda highlighted Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Residents urged to cut back overgrown roadside vegetation

June 30, 2026

Property owners are being reminded to routinely trim overhanging trees and hedges that extend onto Bermuda’s roadways, following the launch of a new campaign by the Ministry of Public Works and Enviro…
Residents urged to cut back overgrown roadside vegetation Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Red Ensign Group tackles shipping issues at meeting

June 30, 2026

Delegates at a maritime conference in Hamilton are optimistic that talks will yield solutions to global issues, including fuel prices, affecting the shipping industry.
More than 70 participants are at…
Red Ensign Group tackles shipping issues at meeting Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Trailblazing Class of 2026 graduates from CedarBridge

June 30, 2026

CedarBridge Academy has celebrated the 92 graduates of its 2026 class, including the first students to complete the school’s Signature Learning Programme.
Principal Kenneth Caesar hailed the graduatin…
Trailblazing Class of 2026 graduates from CedarBridge Read More
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CedarBridge Academy Graduation

June 30, 2026

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Fourfold increase in tickets expected with speed cameras

June 30, 2026

The number of speeding tickets issued could increase fourfold or more after the installation of high-tech cameras in almost 30 locations around the island, the Commissioner of Police suggested.
Darri…
Fourfold increase in tickets expected with speed cameras Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Fishermen respond to 20 scientists supporting BOPP

June 30, 2026

The Fishermen’s Association of Bermuda has responded to a letter from 20 local scientists who voiced support for a national ocean conservation plan.
FAB, representing a portion of the island’s fisher…
Fishermen respond to 20 scientists supporting BOPP Read More
News / Royal Gazette

A rattled community asks: where’s the snake?

June 30, 2026

Residents on Gibbs Hill Road and surrounding areas remained on high alert yesterday after reported sightings of a rattlesnake.
Speaking with The Royal Gazette, people admitted to feeling concerned and…
A rattled community asks: where’s the snake? Read More
News / Royal Gazette

OBA call to address ‘procedural gap’ in release of sex offender

June 30, 2026

An opposition MP has called for schools to be directly informed when sex offenders are released from prison.
Robin Tucker, the Shadow Minister of Youth and Family Services, called for a “procedural ga…
OBA call to address ‘procedural gap’ in release of sex offender Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Minister promises no overspend on affordable housing

June 30, 2026

Spending on the first phase of an affordable housing project will not run over budget, the Minister of Housing and Municipalities has insisted.
Zane DeSilva gave the House of Assembly an update yester…
Minister promises no overspend on affordable housing Read More

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